Scanty periods

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Scanty periods

Asked for Female, 27 Years

I am 5'5" and weighs 45 kg..From Dec 2017 my period flow is very less rather it's more like spotting..Though my periods are on time always..So in jan 2018 I had my tests done, blood test, urine test, sugar, thyroid everything was fine..FSH was 4.32 and LH was 8.80 and also ultrasound showed multiple follicles..After taking M2 tone syrup for 3 months I again had my tests done on 2nd day of periods...Now my FSH is 6.8 and LH is 5.7 and ultrasound shows bilateral ovaries with multiple follicles arranged peripherally..Am I improving or not? Is this pcod? What medicines I am supposed to take? Is the coratia or myocin safe to use for this..Kindly guide

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Dr. Manju Kumari Obstetrician 32 yrs exp Hyderabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Manju Kumari

Obstetrician 32 yrs exp Hyderabad

According to reports you are having pcod .It is improving but not much . Contact to gynaecologist and get medicine for ovulation induction . Already 3 months taken some syrup.Weight is more reduce it.

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